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    1. Jason ̆̈‏ @XaiaX 31 Dec 2018
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      Stay angry, yes, but why do people think hope and anger are mutually exclusive? Hope is the desire and possible expectation of a good outcome. If you have anger but no hope then you’re kind of useless, because you don’t think we can win and you’ll embrace futility. https://twitter.com/heyshanmurphy/status/1079786798975516673 …

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      “Angry” and “Hopeless” are not synonyms.https://twitter.com/XaiaX/status/1079834688032669696 …

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      Stay angry, yes, but why do people think hope and anger are mutually exclusive? Hope is the desire and possible expectation of a good outcome. If you have anger but no hope then you’re kind of useless, because you don’t think we can win and you’ll embrace futility. https://twitter.com/heyshanmurphy/status/1079786798975516673 …
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    3. Chaos‏ @chaosprime 31 Dec 2018
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      tbh i think there are multiple specific emotional processes/postures that people call "hope" and the most lionized one (because of its centrality to organized religion) is a plaintive passivity that begs for a positive outcome using how much a negative outcome would hurt

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    4. Chaos‏ @chaosprime 31 Dec 2018
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      this being what gets people mad at the concept of hope, possibly unfairly tarring a considered expectation of the possibility of positive outcome from one's diligent actions, which fits in the same word boxes but i dunno if is really even right to call "hope"

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    5. Jason ̆̈‏ @XaiaX 31 Dec 2018
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      It all sounds like a lot of edgelord bullshit to me. “Oh, you’re so childish and naive that you think things could ever get better? Wow you’re stupid and ignorant, unlike me, the worldly sage who is an embittered nihilist who also does nothing because I assume nothing will work.”

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    6. Chaos‏ @chaosprime 31 Dec 2018
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      that's probably largely fair in practice, calling for anger does seem to at least suggest action is called for though, what with that being what anger is for

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    7. Jason ̆̈‏ @XaiaX 31 Dec 2018
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      Is it? As far as I can tell just want people to be angry more than they want people to actually do something. Faith without works.

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      Chaos‏ @chaosprime 31 Dec 2018
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      could be, wabbit what's the function of that, then. a person who's just angry is a nonspecific threat; you can do some things with those. divert resources by the claim you represent them and/or will placate them, divert resources to suppress or prepare to defend against them

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